Neysa Stroup balances life and journalism with zeal
Neysa Stroup, a Chronicle Telegram correspondent since 1961, lives at 308 North Main in Spencer and follows a fast paced life. She coaches a frog at Valley City events and samples local pancakes while working. Her family includes Ron, daughter Terryl Ann, and son James, plus exchange student Ana from Guatemala.
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Neysa Stroup
Chronicle-Telegram
Valley City
Chatham
Neysa
Ronald Stroup
Black River High School
James
Black River
Mom
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Anabela
Ana) Andreu
Guatemala
Ana
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Medina County
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Ridgeway
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Buckeye State
Girls' State delegates chosen at Marion L Steele
Marion L Steele High School selects Cindy Jean Jeancola 17 Janice Butrey 16 and Deborah Campana 17 as Buckeye Girls State delegates for June with Rhonda Cooley 16 and Deborah Campana as alternates. All MLS juniors. sponsors include Amherst Elmer Johnson Post Auxiliary and Amherst Women's League. activities span Latin Club band Future Teachers of America Student Council and others.
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Amherst
Cindy Jeanvola
Janice Butrey
Marion L. Steele High School
Buckeye
Rhonda Cooley
Deborah Campana
Oho
American Legion
MLS
Cindy
William D. Jeancola
N. Main St
Amherst Elmer Jonson Post American Legion Auxiliary
Future Teachers of America
Amherstonian
Janice
Charles Butrey
Rosecliff Dr
Lorain
The
Amherst Women’s League
Deborah
Mariano E. Campana
Brandt Ave
Rhonda
Richard S. Cooley
Spring St
Legion Auxiliary
Girls Athletic League
Concert Choir Council
Buckeye Girls State
Cindy Jeancola
Drop In at YWCA Teen Center Open for Students
Teenagers are invited to the YWCA Hally Hall after school for recreation and conversation. The gym and teen lounge on the lower floor are reserved 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. each school day, with Easter vacation hours allowing day use and lunchroom access. Recreation options include basketball volleyball ping pong and a free jukebox. Rap sessions and study areas are also available.
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YWCA
Hally Hall
Dorothy Delgado
Travel know how adds mileage to teens trips
Teens dreaming of summer trips can stretch money with travel know how. Youth Fare cards cost $3 and can save hundreds on airfares, while American Youth Hostel passes offer lodging and meals for as little as $3.50 daily.
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American Field Service
Youth Forum heads to Puerto Rico work camp mission
Twenty nine members of the Youth Forum of First Congregational United Church of Christ and six advisers travel to Ryder Memorial Hospital in Puerto Rico for the sixth annual spring vacation work camp. They will return to Elyria the following Saturday night for Easter. Funds for the trip came from bake sales drama performances and dances.
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First Congregational United Church of Christ
Puerto Rico
Ryder Memorial Hospital
Elyria
First Church
Thomas Wisentrout
Virginia Risentrout
G. Rorick Amos
Henry B. Ferguson
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